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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 359, 24 September 1904
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BEGIN FIERCE ASSAULT JAPANESE ATTACK AT TWO POINTS
BOLD BOBBER TAKES $4400 HOLDS UP TWO CLERKS Ban Francisco Police Working on Case Which Is Still a Mystery—Em. ployes of Commission House Tied In a Closet
LOCAL PHYSICIAN'S WIFE IS MISSING Or. H. M. Bishop Asks the St. Louis Police to Locate Mrs. Bishop, Who Failed to Return to Epworth Hotel
SUBSTITUTION IS ATTEMPTED SENSATION BEFORE COURT Man Resembling Defendant in Ballot Box Stuffing Case at San Fran, cisco Is Exposed and Must Explain to Judge
LADY CURZON IS HOLDING HER OWN
Mob Searches for Negro
CANDIDATES ANTAGONISTIC REPUBLICANS ARE AT ODDS Roosevelt and Fairbanks, Each in His Own Interest, Plot to Control Republican Nomination In 1908.
TO SUCCEED POWELL CLAYTON Minister Bowen May Get Appointment as Ambassador to Mexico
Dewey Celebrates Anniversary
MOROS BUTCHERED BY WOOD War Department Keeps Awful Butchery From the Public American Soldiers Slay 250 Men, Women and Children
CHOLERA AIDS JAPANESE
AWFUL LOSS OF ATTACKERS BEFORE FORTS PORT ARTHUR FIGHT MAY BE THE LAST Whole Battalions Blown Up by Mines. Gen. Fock Encourages Men—Com. blned Fleets and Army in Work of Destruction
MILES WILL EXPOSE PRESENT ARMY SYSTEM
WAITRESS INHERITS WEALTH Miss Katlierine O'Donnell Is Left $150,000 by an Aunt It Is Said Pretty Dining Room Girl Is Engaged to San Diego Man
STATE IS DELUGED Rain Storm Breaks All Records Crops Damaged in Many Fruit Sections Over Three Inches Fall at San Francisco Grapes Will Suffer Heavily, While Hay, Prunes and Bean* Arc Also Injured—Downpour Unprecedented
THE DAY'S NEWS
Cured of L»a«e Back After 15 lea re of Suffering.
COMMITS SUICIDE IN LONDON HOTEL Young American, Traveling With Hi» Wife, Takes Life on Apparently Slight Provocation—Father a Wealthy Rancher
MEXICANS ARRESTED ON MURDER CHAKGE Thought to Have Killed Brakeman Hemphill to Prevent Him From Telling of an Assassination. Railroad Men Armed
CLAIM LOW BID WAS REJECTED Letting of Hay Contract Creates 111 Feeling Among Dealers In That Product and Protest Will Be Made
CAUGHT IN ELEVATOR; TORN AND MANGLED Employe of Storage Company Has Terrible Experience, Which May Cost Him His Life
MUSICIAN IS ROBBED Victim Is Set Upon and Relieved of Watch and Cash
TOURIST TRAVEL HEAVY Thousands Arrive in Los Angeles From the East
REDMOND FEARS FALL OF THE IRISH RACE
WRECK IMPERILS LIFE OF ENGLISH PRIMATE Special Train Carrying Archbishop of Canterbury and J. Pierpont Morgan in Serious Collision at Brookfield, Mass.
REMAINS BROUGHT HOME Body of Fred McGauhey Now in Los Angeles
Fire Damages Tobacco Factory
SMOTHERJ MOLT Thirty School Children Drop into Cesspool Nine Little Girls Taken Out Bead Suffocated in Filth by Older Ones Trampling on Them—Floor of House Gave Way—Res. cuers Faint
ENGINE BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE Locomotive Strike* a Wagon Loaded With Explosive—Two Trainmen Killed and Several Cars Demolished
Expires While Making Speech
Special Rate to California
GIRL HURT BY CAR BATTLES FOR LIFE Little Elizabeth Slma May Racovar, According to Physicians—Rail, road Company Is In. vestigating
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE Despondent Indian Bhoots Himself in the Head
Gives Brain to Science
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VITAL BELIEFS OF METHODISTS
LEADERS SELECTED Veterans of Confederacy Hold Election New Mexico Comrade Is Named Soldiers of the South of the Pacific Division Meet in Los An- ' geles—Gen. Hutton Honored
VETERANS TO HOLD REUNION Comrades Will Meet at Eastlake Park Today
DEMOCRATS RALLY AT WHITTIER Largest nad Most Enthusiastic Meet* ing Ever Held In Focthlll Town Marks Formal Opening of Campaign
SET CONVENTION DATE Republicans to Nominate City Ticket on October 28 and 29
Morton to Speak
Question Decided
POTRIUS PARADE Odd Fellows Make Fine Appearance Washington Wins Prize in Competition Installation of Officers Today—Grand Sire Wright Takes Office at His Home In Penn. sylvan) a
APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED Jewel of Encampment Presented to Retiring Patriarch
Juvenile Escape Caught
3000 ODD FELLOWS TO VISIT LOS ANGELES
SUE FOR ACCOUNTING Stockholders Anxious to Know About Corporation Affairs
New Styles In Writing Paper
MISS BULL RECOVERS FEARFUL DECLINE OF STRENGTH COM. PLETELY ARRESTED Medical Skill Had Almost Exhausted It* self in Vain Attempts to Relieve Her—A Remarkable Result
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT ALTON B. PARKER OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS OF WEST VIRGINIA
LOS ANGELES MAYORALTY
LOS ANGELES COUNTY VOTE-,
Untitled
NEW CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED BY BISHOP New Edifice at Hollywood Is Rapidly Nearing Completion BAPTIST
CATHOLIC
CONGREGATION >L
EPISCOPAL
METHODIST
ENGLISH LUTHERAN
PRESBYTERIAN
CHRISTIAN
MINISTERS' MEETING
UNION REBCUE MISSION
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
SNYDERJPPROVED Renomination of Mayor Is Assured Democrats Assert He Has Kept Promise . Mayor's Nomination Wllf Mean Hl« Re-election, Say £arty Readers, Who Will Support. Him » Enthusiastically '
SNYDER KEPT HIS PROMISE
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AROUND THE TOWN
AMUSEMENTS
city news in Brief
FETE AGAIN AN ATTRACTION
Ratm to San Joaquin Vallcr
New Catallna Flyer
LICENSE TOO HIGH TO SUIT GROOM Considers Two Dollars an Exorbitant Fee, and Is Inclined to Argue Question With "Cupid" Kutz
» PERSONAL
The AngelUB Hotel
TWO CHARGED WITH POLLUTING RIVER Rights of Ranchers to Water for Their Stock May Be Defined at the Trial of the Case
PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE Fined $150 for Conducting "Blind Pig"
A CLEANLY AGE Twentieth Centnry Ideas Incline Toward Sanitation and preventatives
WINS THE BURBANK CONTEST Los Angeles Girl Will Join Local Stock Company Thirty Aspirants for Dramatic Honors Display Their Ability on Stage
THIEF RANSACKS FIRST STREET FLAT Secures Ten.Dollar Gold Piece, but Disdains to Take Clothing—Ef. fests Bntrance Through a Window
CLIMBS.INTO AUTO TO ARREST DRIVER Chauffeur Refuses to Stop and Occu* pants of the Rear Seat Have a Policeman for Fellow Passenger
WOMAN SECURES DIVORCE WIFE ACCUSES HUSBAND OF BE. ING A DRUNKARD Says He Left Hid Family Without Food to Spend His Money Over the Bar With Low Associates
"LOVES ANOTHER MAN" Husband pays That His Wife Was Unfaithful
Granted Divorce
Want Separation
DIES WHILE ASLEEP Tuberculosis Patient Expires in Spring Street Hotel
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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THE WEATHER
Weather Condition*
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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REAL EBTATE TRANSFER 3
UNION ISJPPOSED East Pasadena Not Ready to Merge Proposition Was Defeated by Close Vote Majority of Improve'ment Aeaociation Doe* Not Think the Time I* Opportune—Poatofflee at East Pasadena
COLORED SOCIALIST ARRESTED Rev. Woodbey Was Selling Books Without a License
A New Feature
ATE POISON TOO SLOWLY PARALYTIC ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AT RIVERSIDE Put Btrychnine in Raisins and Feasted on Them at Leisure—Fought Against Use of Stomach Pump to Save Life
MINE NOW MAKING MONEY FREE GOLD MINING COMPANY IS PAYING OUT Niels Rasumasen Regains Small Farm That Had Illegally Been Deeded Away From Him—School Attendance
STOOD ON A ROCK A WEEK QUEER ACTIONS OF A GOAT EX. CITES AVALON GUftSTS After Standing on the Pinnacle for Seven Days, So Cramped -He Could Hardly Move, Animal Disappears
GEORGE SCHONEWALD RESIGNS Morgan Ross to Manage the Hotel del Coronado
TINY HANDS RAISE FLAG Baby Neil Hoists Stars and Stripes in Alaska
OCCIDENTAL NOTES
Nearlng the End
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FIREMEN BALL PLAYERS COME OUT IN NEW UNIFORMS OF RED
EASY FOR THE SIWASHES IBERG HIT OFTEN IN ACT THE THIRD Stanley Catches First Contest in Portland Uniform and Does Well—Dug's Men Make One Tally
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GOODMAN.ATTELL FIGHT OFF Aurelio Herrera and the Kid Will Go on Instead
No Game at San Francisco
FOUR STRAIGHT FOR MSKE FRIARS LOSE SLOW GAME TO FISHER'S MEN Keefe Hit Harder Than Uncle Henry's Twirler, but Tacoma Does Better on the Bags—Hildebrand Makes a Homer
BOTH TEAMS HIT OFTEN PHILLIES SCORE TWO MORE THAN ST. LOUIS Pittsburg Sends Seven Men Over the Platter, While New York Fails to Tally—Brooklyn Wins Well.Played Game NATIONAL LEAGUE.
FRESHMEN WEAK U. C. "Babies" Fail to Win First Game Material at Hand Needs Much Coaching Varsity Football Team Preparing for First Big Game of Season, That With Olympic Club of San Francisco
DARKNESS ENDS GAME CLEVELAND AND NEW YORK PLAY A TIE Each Team Had Scored One Run When It Became Too Dark to See the Ball—Detroit Beaten by Boston AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BOATING FANS MEET Steps Taken to Incorporate Sherman Boat Club at Piaya
BILLY STIFT KNOCKED OUT Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Finishes Him in Two Rounds
SAN DIEGO TEAMS PREPARE FOR FRAY Football Organization In the Southern City Practicing for Season's Sport—Y. M. C. A. Has Light Team
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
St. Louis, Delmar
New York, Qraveaend
WINNER* OF RACES ON VARIOUS St. Louis, Delmar Track
New York, Gravescnd
Winners at Chicago
Results at The Meadows
FORM OF THE HORSES Chicago, Harlem Race Track
St. Louis, Delmar
New York, Graveaend
Undelivered Telegram*
MNCESILE LARGE Sullivan-McCoy Fight of Interest Betting Begins With Kid a Heavy Favorite t Wagers Favor Hoosier at Odds of Two to One—Sullivan Will Come From San Francisco on Monday
COLUMBUS MEET OVER Favorites Fall to Win In Last Day of Meeting
NEW RECORD BY PRINCE ALERI Before Crowd of Ten Thousand Per sons at Allentown Fair, Horso Paces a Mile Without Wind Shields In 2:03 1.2
RICHIE DOWN TO WEIGHT Fight Fans Are Expecting Good Spor Next Month
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STOCK AND MOftEY MARKET
NEW YOHK STOCK MARKIiT Continued Dullness In Trading—Few Transactions
New York Stocks and Bond#
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
BUBINEBS OUTLOOK Saturday Reviews Published by Dun and Bradstreet's
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Prices Opened Firm—Excitement at the Close
Chicago Live Stock Market
RANCH EGGS ARE HIGHER SCARCITY COMPELS AN ADVANCE OF ONE CENT Butter Rules Firm and Quotations May Go Up—Fancy Potatoes Are Firm—Onions Are Steady. Poultry Scarce
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Cotton and Wool
Bugar and Coffo*
CALIFORNIA FRUIT IN NEW YORK
BANK CLEARINGS
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
LOCAL BTOCKS AND BONDS Bank Stock*
MARINE REPORT—SEPT. 23
BUILDING PERMITS
WANT TUNNEL REPAIRED ] BOARD OF WORKS CONSIDERS PROJECTS Better A!- la Wanted—Plea or Protaction for Pedeatrlana—En. gineer Will Be Aaked to Report
Alloys
Flora of Pennsylvania
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